What is a Knife–pleat and how do you style them?
Pleated skirts highlight the waist, creating a slimming look, and they are also classic.
Pleated skirts highlight the waist, creating a slimming look, and they are also classic.
The kimono is traditional Japanese clothing with a wrapped front, square sleeves, and a rectangular waist.
Women in Scotland didn't begin donning kilts until the 1800s.
Jodhpurs, often known as "Jods," are form-fitting pants with a snug cuff that are typically rolled up.
"Jersey" is frequently used to refer to the shirt that players on a sports team wear as part of their uniform.
The creation of jacquard weaves requires a unique loom. Fabrics produced using this technique include brocade, damask, and brocatelle.
If you're wearing socks or bare feet, measure from the top of the inner of your thigh down to just below your ankle to get your inseam.
Originally used to refer to all knitted products, the term "hosiery" is now used to refer to any form of knitted fabric.
A duotone textile design known as a houndstooth check is distinguished by broken checks or illustrative four-pointed designs.
Women who adore skirts now have a fresh look and design thanks to the creation of the hipster skirt.
The Outer Hebrides of Scotland's islanders hand weave Harris Tweed, a type of tweed fabric.
They were influenced by Middle Eastern fashions that predate the early 20th century by several decades.
Women's clothes with a halterneck style feature a strap that wraps around the neck from the front of the outfit to the rear.
Gunmetal grey is composed of 55.3% red, 56.9% green, and 55.3% blue in the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) colour model.
The gingham pattern is reversible and identical on both sides.
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